Sentence examples for lead to riots from inspiring English sources

A literal helicopter drop would lead to riots, of course.

Sooner or later, that had to lead to riots.

The acquittals lead to riots in Los Angeles that left 53 dead and more than 2,000 injured.

On Wednesday, Farage said that Alex Salmond, the S.N.P.'s leader, was fueling "vitriol" and "aberrant behavior" that could lead to riots on voting day.

Severe weather shocks could cause further spikes, induce panic buying, prompt countries to close their borders to food exports and even lead to riots and revolutions.

In a wide-ranging interview with the Guardian, Batmanghelidjh warned that growing inequality was fuelling a distorted "emotional economy" for young people in the UK that would lead to riots and conflict between haves and have nots.

Military planners are hesitant to to drop food and water packages from the air because it could lead to rioting.

In Iraq today, American soldiers die, electricity shortages lead to rioting, and the threat of terrorism against civilians must be taken increasingly seriously.

Then again, that sometimes leads to riots.

This has led to riots by disabled SPLA veterans and mutinies by soldiers.

The overcrowding has led to riots, suicides and killings of inmates and guards over the last several years.